MONTREAL — Bombardier Inc. reported a jump in net income in its second quarter even as it dealt with higher supply chain costs stemming from tariffs.

"Looking at other margin drivers for Q2, our pricing was stronger year-over-year but was offset by continued supply chain disruption costs, including some tariff-related costs, which are all fully reflected in our guidance," Bart Demosky, Bombardier's chief financial officer, said on an earnings conference call on Thursday.

The aircraft maker, which keeps its books in U.S. dollars, said it had a net income of US$178 million in the second quarter, up from US$19 million in the same quarter last year.

The company said free cash flow usage rose to US$164 million during the quarter, significantly higher than US$68 million during the same period

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